The structure of Schur rings over cyclic groups of square-free order (Q1270639): Difference between revisions

Schur rings are a class of group algebras over finite groups, introduced by I. Schur in 1933. The theory of Schur rings was developed in the well-known book by \textit{H. Wielandt} [Finite permutation groups (1964; Zbl 0138.02501)]. In this paper the author gives a characterization of Schur rings over cyclic groups of square-free order in terms of topology, that is, he shows that each Schur ring over a cyclic group of square-free order \(n\) is uniquely determined by a finite topology on the set of prime divisors of \(n\) and by a family of finite groups satisfying certain additional conditions.